The City of Atlanta is seeking a vendor to provide an Inspection Truck Data Storage and Integration System to support field inspections and data management for the City's water and sewer infrastructure. The system should be able to store and integrate data from five inspection trucks, each with a two-man crew, and provide real-time image feed with HD quality video and photo that identifies structural defects. The vendor should also provide unlimited cloud-based information storage, live 24/7 on-screen support and chat, and documented policies and procedures for business continuity, disaster recovery, and annual continuity tests. The project involves a comprehensive citywide condition assessment that will detail reliable inspection data for long-term capital planning, provide a prioritized roadmap for rehabilitation or replacement of the applicable areas of emphasis, support regulatory compliance and environmental stewardship, and reduce service disruptions by enabling proactive preventive maintenance planning.
• The system should be compatible with the City's ESRI GIS Map Interface, Pearpoint Pipeline Inspection System, and its Asset Management Systems (AMS) - WaterWorks.
• The vendor should utilize only NASSCO certified solutions with Artificial Intelligence (AI) assisted features - Automated Defect Recognition (ADR) - to rapidly process sanitary sewer and stormwater pipeline inspections.
• The vendor should provide an organizational structure of how data will be stored and provide real-time image feed with HD quality video and photo that identifies structural defects.
• The vendor should provide unlimited cloud-based information storage and unlimited view mode users (Office View), which is included with software license(s).
• The vendor should provide live 24/7 on-screen support and chat.
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